New Generation

This week on the New Generation podcast Alane Jewel, local artist and small business owner, joins the show to discuss her art, teaching youth and adult art classes, her inspiration and more.

Taylor Galaska joins us to talk about his new book "Grand Homes of the Gilded Age" and his passion for history and old homes this week on the New Generation podcast.

This week on the podcast Dani Johnson joins the show to discuss her new business The Wandering Soul: Books, Gifts and Furniture that is opening soon in Sharon, her work as an author and her passion for promoting and revitalizing the city.

On this week's episode of the New Generation podcast undefeated professional MMA fighter Jacob Lowry joins the show to talk about his preparation methods, how he got into the sport and more.

This week on the New Generation podcast Herald reporter David Dye joins us to discuss the 1968 horror classic "Night of the Living Dead" and the local ties to the movie. In the spirit of Halloween, we discuss some of our favorite horror movies and wrap up the show with holiday themed "this or that" questions.

Our guest on the New Generation podcast this week, Kieran Davis, joins the show to talk about mental health, his own struggles with anxiety, the inspiration behind his clothing line, Contagious Collection, and the importance of getting help.

This week on the podcast our guest Deanna Yarboro-Brown, interim president of the Mercer County NAACP, joins the show to talk about the recent Freedom Fund banquet, her passion for the NAACP and more.

This week on the podcast, Bob Fiscus, Sharon city manager, and Sherris Moreira, Sharon downtown development director, join the show to discuss new developments in Sharon, the spending of ARPA funds and the future of the city.

Sharon Sorg, publisher of The Herald and several other newspapers, joins the show this week to talk about managing multiple papers, her journey through the news industry and what makes journalism important.

This week on the New Generation podcast our guest Alonzo Santiago, Hickory graduate and Stadiumlinks director of events, joins the show to discuss transforming stadiums into golf courses, working with professional sports teams and more.

On this week's podcast Donna Pyles, DC Construction & Services LLC owner, joins the show to talk about giving back to her hometown of Farrell by building affordable houses.

This week legendary Grove City High School science teacher Homer Christie joins the show to talk about the revival of his popular Saturday Science event, reflect on his teaching days and share what keeps him going at the young age of 99.

On this week's episode it is all about Taylor Sherman, editor of Valley Voices. She joins the show to discuss everything that goes into producing a monthly magazine, some of the memorable stories she has been able to share and more.

On this week's episode Tracy Schliep, health equity coordinator for Mercer County, makes her third appearance on the show to give an update on COVID-19, vaccines, local COVID community levels being back in the red and monkeypox.

This week Dr. Thomas Armour joins us in the studio to talk about his preservation efforts of the aluminum artwork done by his father, Arthur, and the miraculous story of how he saved the famous "Stag and Doe" from a fire at Wendell August Forge.

This week on the podcast, CycleLife Studio's Amy Javens stops by our studio to talk about what it takes to be a professional triathlete and Ironman Champion, as well as what she's aiming to provide for the community at CycleLife in downtown Sharon.   

This week on the podcast members of the Young Professionals of the Valley, Tom Roberts, Leah Vuich and Ty Cole, join the show to talk about the group’s mission and what it means to be a local young professional.

Ahead of Saturday's Super Kids Soap Box Derby, Pam Dorfi, Greater Pennsylvania Super Kids founder, and Ashley Spears, who has participated in every race since the event began in 2008, join the show to talk about the history of Super Kids and how much it means to them and the local community.

On this week's episode Rebecca Page, Community Food Warehouse of Mercer County executive director, joins us in studio to discuss helping those in need, the impact of COVID-19 and inflation, the success of Myron's Meal Mobile and the importance of the work done by the food warehouse in the area.

This week Meghan Simpson joins the show to talk about her son, Riley, who was born with cancer in February and how the actions of two nurses saved his life. To stay updated on Riley's story, check out "Riley's Rally Squad" on Facebook.

This week Eric Poole, editor of The Herald, joins the show to discuss his journey to becoming an editor, the challenges that come with the new role, and what he enjoys most about his job.

In honor of Memorial Day, podcast hosts Tanner Mondok and Janeé Avery sit down with Jim Campbell, a U.S. Navy veteran, to talk about his experiences while serving and what Memorial Day means to him.

This week Geno Rossi, Sharon code enforcement officer, joins the show to talk about the garbage littering the streets of Sharon, working with local students to clean up the city and what it would take to fix the problem. You can check out #GettingGritty4OurCity on Twitter and TikTok to see local sports teams challenging others to get out and clean up their neighborhood.

This week Dave Tomko of the Sharon robotics program joins the show to discuss all things robotics, the skills students learn while participating and the success the program has found across the country at various competitions.

This week on the New Generation podcast special guest Andy Puleo, Penn State Shenango director of student affairs and host of the Prerequisite podcast, joins the show to talk all things podcasting and more.